Join us for an enriching conversation with Amanda Humes, a dynamic figure in Harlem's vibrant jazz scene. Amanda's deep immersion in Harlem's musical landscape reflects her genuine passion for jazz.

Amanda's jazz odyssey began with a pivotal introduction by Jim “Big Daddy” Thompson on a fateful night at a local club. This marked the beginning of her journey alongside jazz legends like Gregory Porter, Chip Crawford, and Patience Higgins, each leaving an indelible mark on her musical path.

As a curator of insightful jazz tours, Amanda unveils Harlem's rich musical history, educating and immersing participants in the cultural heartbeat of the neighborhood. These experiences foster a profound appreciation for jazz as a cornerstone of African American heritage.

Amanda's appearances on globally renowned talk shows such as "The View" and Harry Connick Jr.'s have amplified Harlem's jazz vibrancy worldwide. Notably, her orchestration of a captivating live performance on "The View" during International Jazz Day underscored her talent in enhancing Harlem's cultural narrative on a global stage.

Discover the magic of Harlem jazz firsthand with Amanda Humes. Experience the sights, sounds, and stories that define Harlem’s iconic neighborhoods through intimate tours and electrifying media moments. Join Amanda as she passionately preserves and celebrates Harlem's musical soul.